Deep into some quilt-making this week so I’m keeping it short for Thursday Doors. I did take a breather yesterday because it’s not always you get 60 degree temps on the first day of March. It was so lovely to have sunshine for the following photos. This gem is located just north of Green Ridge, Missouri. Hope you enjoy it.

We never know when these structures may fall to the elements so keeping these photo-documents seems rather important. Before this barn though, we were drawn to take a photo of the little stone structure not far from it.

Each of my photos this week seem to have the ‘Open Door’ policy. Dan at No Facilities also has that frame of mind for our door donations thankfully. Please head over to see what contributions are on his blog.
Both buildings are great to see. It is hard to imagine how long the large barn will be around. I always like to think someone will dream up a use for it and rebuild it.
Poor Bob 😦
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Yeah musician placement matters haha And I do hope theres a future for that barn too.
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I love barns – the older the better
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Agreed! ☺️
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Haha on the joke! And, ouch for the poor guy’s eye! Ha. I saw you got your Etsy shop open! Yay. Hope that means your husband is doing ok. I favorited one of your items on there- cloth napkins! Love these barn doors.
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Glad you like that humor 🙃 and shop is open for now. Hoping for few interruptions but time will tell. Hubs is home but the journey is not over. Outlook is better but the treatments continue. Thank you very much for asking. It means a lot!
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You’re very welcome. I’ve been wondering how he’s doing since we first ‘met’ on that post about the Katy Trail. Sounds encouraging that the outlook is better. Bet it’s nice to be home.
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Nice pictures on a beautiful day!
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Thank you! We needed the sunshine 🙂
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LoL. Fun open doors. Hugs.
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